Sponsor: Erchonia
Speakers: Kirk Gair, D.C., I.D.E.
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➔ Long-term ROM and pain changes after a single session of the GVL.
➔ What are the specific reactions that can only be done with a Violet or Green laser, that cannot be done with red or infrared.
➔ Why supporting all aspects of the mitochondria and the electron transport chain is so important.
➔ Could your laser marketing or the dosages you use get you in trouble with the FDA or the board? Find out how to protect yourself.
➔ Which laser wavelength you should use for different conditions.
➔ Which conditions are good passive income streams from renting out your laser for home use.
And more!
About the Speaker: Dr. Kirk Gair
Dr. Kirk Gair has been in private practice since 1999 and began using Erchonia cold lasers in 2004. During that time, he has worked with athletes of all levels, including Super Bowl Champions, MLB champions, High School wrestling National and State champions, college and high school football, baseball, and track champions and record holders, and with the Dodgers/Angles Fantasy Camp. Due to the results, he gets with his laser protocols, he has a waitlist and 100% referral practice.
In addition to treating top-level athletes, he has also completed additional training in functional medicine and functional neurology under the guidance of internationally acclaimed Dr. Datis Kharrazian and has patients come from all over the US for help.
He appeared in Dr. Izabella Wentz’s documentary, The Thyroid Secret, which was seen by over a half million people worldwide. In it he discussed the cold laser methods he uses on complicated thyroid and brain cases. Dr. Gair’s methods were also discussed in her best-selling book, Hashimoto’s Protocol. He has also written articles for the Hypothyroid Mom website, which has over 1 million followers, and his Facebook page, www.Facebook.com/ThyroidInfo, has over 9,000 followers. He has also been featured on podcasts by Thyroid Nation, Rebel Health Tribe, and The Thyroid Pharmacist, Dr. Izabella Wentz.